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Councils · West Northamptonshire Council

Housing Revenue Account Final Budget 2022-23 and Medium Term Financial Plan

Full council, 24 February 2022: a named vote on the recommendations, carried.

For 69, Against 1, Abstained 3.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Conservative. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (69)

Against (1)

Abstained (3)

From the minutes

The proposed rent increase was not an easy decision, but assurance was given that residents in receipt of Universal Credit Housing Benefit would see that benefit rise in line with the increase. There voted for the recommendations: The Chairman Councillor Addison, Councillors Alwahabi, Bagot-Webb, Baker, Bambridge, Barrett, Barter, Bignell, Bowen, Breese, A Brown, Chantler, Chauhan, Chowdhury, Clark, Clarke, Clubley, Connolly, Cooper, Cribbin, Dyball, Eastwood, Fowler, Frost, J Gilford, T Gilford, Golby, Grant, Hallam, Harrington-Carter, Hawes, Hibbert, Hinch, Holland-Delamere, Hughes, Irving-Swift, James, Jolley, Kilbride, Lane, Larratt, Lister, Longley, Lunn, Manners, Matten McCord, Morton, Nunn Parker, Patel, Pritchard, Purser, Randall, E Roberts, J Roberts, Rumens, Russell, Sargeant, Sharps, Shephard, D Smith, Z Smith, Solesbury-Timms, Stevenson, Stone, Sturges-Alex, Tarasiewicz, Warren. There voted against the recommendations: Councillor Meredith. There abstained: Councillors Beardsworth, Harris, Humphreys. RESOLVED: Council approved: a) An average maximum rent increase of 4.1% per dwelling, in line with the legislation and the government's national ren

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